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A cure for the common cold may be just around the corner.
A three-dimensional model of the rhinovirus C, the virus behind up to half of all childhood colds, reveals why effective treatment for the ailment remains elusive and could open the door to a cure.
Researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madisoncreated a meticulous topographical model, of the virus, which was only discovered in 2006. The model showed the virus is distinct from other cold viruses.
Ed Rybicki‘s insight:
Yah, sure: every time a 3-D model is made, it’s going to result in a vaccine. Sure! NOT! But it’s nice work
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